Newcastle bank (afterwards called the
'Old Bank'), 454, 455, 456, 464, 465,
466
Newcastle churches: All Saints', com-
munion plate of, 254, 259, 260, 262;
St. Andrew's, communion plate of,
260, 261, 262; St. Ann's, 261; St.
John's. communion plate of, 259,
260; St. Nicholas's, 392; communion
plate of, 259, 260, 262

Newcastle, the goldsmiths of, 397-440;

the plumbers' company of, 397 et seq.
Newcastle and the Hansa, 221;
despatch in archives of Stralsund
from mayor of, 221; sir Peter Scott
mayor of, 221n; steelyard, 222;
trade with, 222
Newcastle papers, extracts from, 454,
455, 464, 465, 466, 467, 469, 470
Newcastle Weekly Chronicle, 130n, 285
Newham, ancient farms in, 154
Newhouse, Lincolnshire, founded, 300
Newsham township, ancient farms in, 152
Newspapers, Newcastle, extracts from,

454, 455, 464, 465, 466, 467, 469, 470
Nicholas's, pope, taxation, 339
Nicholson, Mark Grey, apprentice to
goldsmiths' company, 437; appointed
Newcastle assay master, 421

Nine Altars, Durham cathedral, 382;
Fountains abbey, 382

Ninebanks communion cup, 261
Nineteenth Century, The, 122n
Nithsdale Picts, country of, 87
Nithsdale, earl of, 104

Nocera, bishop of, 354
Non-parochial registers, Sims on, 189
Nordheim, a Hanse town, 218
Norfolk, duke of, the earl of Surrey
created, 36

Norham castle, 355; sieges of, by
James IV., 6; bishop Ruthal's letters
concerning, 36; taken, 7; John
Ainslie, captain of. 355n
Norham church, communion cup of, 260
Normans, manoir' of, 125
Normandie, Coûtumes de, 125n
Norris, John, Newcastle goldsmith, 400
Northallerton, 115

North Shields; see Shields, North.
Northumberland, a

farm' or 'farm-

hold' in, 127; ancient farms of, 113;
extracts from sessions records of, 111;
church plate of, 249; list of, 259;
no pre-Reformation plate in, 250;
Rambles in, 336
Northumberland, a new county history
of, i. xxi; Hodgson's History of,
quoted, 47, 89n, 97n, 109n, 283n, 447;
Hutchinson's History of, 296n;
Mackenzie's History, 284

Northumberland

491

and Durham, an

archaeological map of, xxi; church
plate of, 397
Northumbrian Border, The, by canon
Creighton, 121n; Witenagemot con-
demned ancient mode of keeping
Easter, 86

Norway, a Danish province, 223;
Magnus of, 217

Norwich Tailors' Guild, 54n
Note issue commenced, 455; particulars
of, 458, 459; withdrawn, 464
promissory, lost, 469

Notes on a journey from Oxford to

Embleton and back in 1464, 113
Notitia Dignitatum, 76
Numerus in Roman inscriptions,
326

Nunsbrough on Devil Water, 350
Nymwegen, a Hanse town, 218

Origins of English History, 140
Orsini, Giacinto Bobone, cardinal
deacon, 271

Orton, John, curate of Slaley, 342
Oschersleben, a Hanse town, 218
Osnabrück, a Hanse town 218
Osterburg, a Hanse town, 218
Ottaviano da Monticella, cardinal
priest, 271

Otterburn, justice Hall of, 101; ancient
farms in, 154

Ottone da Brescia, cardinal deacon of
St. Nicholas, 271

Ottone da Cesena, cardinal deacon, 27
Ovington, homesteads of, 128
Oxclose, Ovington, 129

Oxford, oak leaf worn at, 97; to
Embleton and back in 1464, 113;
documents at Merton college, 113
Oxgang, 127

P.

P, R, silversmith's initials, 264
Paderborn, a Hanse town, 218
Panic, money, 456, 461, 462, 463

Painted glass at Blanchland, 303; from
Kirkwhelpington church, 48; Sedge-
field, 393

Pallinsburn, 362n; mansion of, 23
Papcastle, Aballava, Roman name of,
326

Papers left by Mr. Carr, 458; by Mr.
Boyd, 463

Papists. list of, in Rothbury, Alwinton,

and Holystone parishes, 111; and
houses in Coquetdale ward, 111, 112
Parish registers, xxi; Blanchland, 303;
Slaley, 342; extracts from Tyne-
mouth, 274

Parker, H. P., the artist, 377
Parochial Antiquities, Kennet's, 121n
Partis, pedigree of, 196; Thos., of
Sunderland, silversmith, 423;
William, Newcastle goldsmith, 261,
266, 267

'Passes,' soldiers' widows and children
having, 57

Paston letters, the, 156

Patens, pre-Reformation, 252; in county
Durham, 252

Patten, Robert, priest of Allendale, 98;
History of Rebellion of 1715, 98;
taken prisoner at Preston, 98
Pattenson, Cuthbert, 342
Paul, parson, executed, 109
Paymaster-general sir Thomas Wen-
nington, 452

Payne, Humphrey, silversmith, 259,
264, 265

Peagram, Miss Polly, niece of George
Campbell, 454; marriage of, to James
Coutts, 454

Pearson, of Hexham and Haltwhistle,

George, 169; John, 169; Margaret,
169; William, 169, 170n
Peaston, William, silversmith, 265
Peat, Jeremiah, of Hawksdale, appren-

tice to Newcastle goldsmiths' com-
pany, 439; Robert, apprentice to
Newcastle goldsmiths' company, 439
'Pebersvende,' in Scandinavia, a bachelor
over forty, 220
Peirson, Shem, 290

Peel, John, of Cullercoats, 289; Ann,
his wife, 289; Jeremiah, son of,
289

Pennant quoted, 248

Percy, bishop, 354; William, 27, 368
Pernan, a Hanse town, 218

Peter, clericus de Seggefeld.' 381
Peter and Paul, heads of, on papal bull,
272

Peterborough (bishop of), see Creighton
(canon)

Pfarrer, Thomas, silversmith, 265

Phillips, Maberly, 'On some forgotten
burying grounds of Society of Friends,'
189, 274; On the "Old Bank," New-
castle,' 452
Phornetuna

n

=

Thornetona (?), 272 and

Pickering, Theophilus, rector of Sedge-
field, 394

Pied poudre, hearing of cases in court
of, 57

Pierpoint, William, demises collieries at
Whitley, 283

Pilgrim street, Newcastle, 455, 461;
fairest street in town,' 378

Pinkney and Scott, Newcastle gold-
smiths, 261, 262, 267

'Pipers hill,' 25, 27, 29, 45
Piscinae, Sedgefield, 389
Pitscottie, 7n

Plainfield moor, on Coquet, meeting at,
in 1715, 99, 100; standard of re-
bellion, first unfurled at, 100
Plainmellor, 163, 168, 169
'Plas' of Celt, 125

Plate, church, in Northumberland and
Durham, etc. (see church plate); Old
English, 397

Platel, Pierre, silversmith, 264

Plough bote, 127; gates, farms in
Whalton termed, 154

Plumbers' company of Newcastle, the,
397

Plummer, James, York silversmith,
265

Pretender, the young, prince Charles

Edward, landed in Scotland, 452;
gains battle of Preston Pans, 452,

453
Priestman, Robert, vicar of Haltwhistle,
1676, 180

Prince Charles Edward, 98, 452
Prior, Matthew, Newcastle assay master,
406

Proc. Berw. Nat. Club, vol. iv., 351n
Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scotland, 353n
Procolitia, 337

Procurations, list of, 339
Prothero's Landmarks, 122n
Pryor, William, appointed Newcastle
assay master, 426
Purefoy, Philip, 169

Q.

Quakers' burial grounds, Notes on some
forgotten, 189, 274; Besse's Suffer-
ings of the, 190; society, extracts
from cash books of, 275
Quakerism, Early, in Gateshead, 190
Quedlinburg, a Hanse town, 218
Quigs' burying ground, Newcastle, 287
'Quintinie, Mademoiselle de,' 125n

R on silver, 264

R.

R B, silversmith's initials, 263; R, F,
264; R, I, 264; R L, 259; R P, 264;
R.S, mullet above and below, silver-
smith's mark, 259

Raine, R., silversmith, 264
Raine, North Durham, 366n
Ramsay, Cuthbert, Newcastle gold-
smith, 400

Ramsey, John, innholder, 375; William,
Newcastle goldsmith, 260, 266, 400,
et seq. William, jun.. apprentice to
Newcastle goldsmiths' company, 438;
member, 400 et seq.

Randal, Survey of Churches, 340
Ratcliff, William (laird Ratcliff'), of
Thropton, 110
Ravensworth, lord. 458, 459

Rebellions of 1715, History of, 98;

1745, 452; great northern, 144
Recusants in Gateshead, 194
Redmarshall, origin of name, 379
Reed & Co., 462

Reeve, J. A., on Fountains abbey, 382
Registers, parish (see parish registers);
non-parochial, 189
Reign of Henry VIII., 10
Replington, ancient farms in, 154
Reports, annual, i, xxi

Reval, a Hanse town, 218

493

Rhodes, arms of, on Sedgefield bell, 392
Rhymes of Northern Bards, Bell's, 110
Richardson's terrier of survey of South
Shields, 203

Richardson, Table Book, 283n
Richardson, G. B., drawing of old 'Fox
and Lamb,' Newcastle, 375; Thomas,
of North Shields, 290; William,
vicar of Slaley, 342
Riddell, 459

Ridley grave cover, 179

Ridley, Matthew, 406 .et seq.; docu-
ments made out in favour of, 452
Ridley, sir Matthew White, I., 460;

partner in Old Bank, 461; died, 462
Ridley, sir M. W., II., joined bank,
462; died. 463

Ridley, sir M. W., III, joined bank, 463
Ridley, Cuthbert, 187; Hugh, 166;

John, 164, 165, 166, 179; Nicholas,
168, 179, 184; of Willimoteswyke,
372

Ridley, Bell, & Co., 462; Bigge, & Co.,
463. 464; Bigge, Gibson, & Co., 462;
Cookson & Co., 461

Ridpath, Border History, 354n
Riga, 216; a Hanse town, 218
'Rig and dale' lands at Halt whistle,
173

Rigs, 125

Ripon, St. Cuthbert hosteller at, 85
Rising of 1715, 97; of 1745, 98
Robins, John, silversmith, 260
Robinson's, late Mr., house, 455
Robinson, James, entered in books of
Newcastle goldsmiths' company, 440;
R., letter of, relating to baths at Cul-
lercoats, 290; Richard, of North
Shields, 290; Joan, wife of, 290;
William, Newcastle goldsmith, 400
et seq.

Robson. James, of Thropton, 110;
affidavit of, as to ancient farms in
Whalton parish, 154; Matthew, of
Bellingham, horse of, taken possession
of by rebels, 103

Rochester, township of, 148; ancient
farms in. 154

Roddam, 88

Roderick Random, 376

Rodolfo, cardinal deacon. 271
Roermonde, a Hanse town, 218

Roman altars at Lanchester, 313;
Wallsend, 76

Roman bridges across the North Tyne,

328; Mr. Holmes on, 328; Mr.
Clayton on, 328; across the river
Rede, 336

Roman camps, fund for excavation of, i
Roman Britain, by Scarth, 44In

Roman inscription, a new, from South
Shields, 157; mortar, 332
Roman mile castles, a forgotten refer-
ence to, 447

Roman Wall, visit of general von
Sarwey to, xxii.; report of excava-
tion committee, xxvi.; Wallet Book,
331; date of, construction of,
ascribed by dean Merivale to fourth
century, 447; Gildas and the, 451
Roman Wall turret, destruction of a,
441; found by William Tailford,
441

Romans, 'aula' of, 125

Romans, township organization of agri-
culture ascribed to, 123

Ros or Roos, pedigree, 174; Alexander,

162; Isabella, 181; Margaret, 163;
Robert, 162, 163, 181; William, 163,
182

'Rose, White, Order of the,' 93
Roses, Wars of the, 233
Rostock, a Hanse town, 218
Rotations of crops, 125
Rothes, earl of, 367 et seq.
Rothbury: ancient farms in, 153; rebels

of 1715 at. 99; James III. proclaimed
king, 102; list of papists in, 111;
inns: Black Bull,' 95, 102; Three
Half-Moons,' 102; parish books, 94;
rectors of: Thomas Cotes, 94;
Ambrose Jones, 94; Dr. John
Thomlinson, 101, 147n; parish
registers, extracts from, 109, 110;
communion plate of, 259, 262
Rotherham, John, 184, 188; Thomas,
184, 188; William, 184
Rotta, La, d'Scocesi, 353

Rouge Croix, bearer of challenge to
Scottish king, 358
Rough castle, 81

Royal History Review, 145n
Roxburghe Club Publications, 353n
Rügenwalde, a Hanse town, 218
Ruslen, John, silversmith, 264
Russia, Modern Customs and Ancient
Laws of, 123n

Russia, Catholics of Latin rite in,
allowed to follow eastern calendar
regarding keeping of Easter, 86n;
study of customs of ancient com-
munities in, 123; Wallace's, 147n
Ruthal's, bishop of Durham, 2; letters
to Wolsey concerning Norham and
Flodden, 36

Rutlingaham,' 87, 88 is it Roddam, ?

81

Ryal communion cup, 262

Ryton church, 385; communion cup
and flagons, 266; paten, 267

S.

S, A, linked, silversmith's mark, 263
SH, silversmith's mark, 263

S, R, mullet above and below, silver-
smith's mark, 259
'Saddelflat,' 272

Sadelyngstanes, Hugh de, 350
St. Aidan, 84

St. Aidan's soul, St. Cuthbert's vision
of, assumption of, 85

St. Andrews, Alexander Stuart, arch-
bishop of, 8; slain at Flodden. 33,
369; and lady Heron's daughter, 40
St. Audrey, banner of, 356

St. Bartholomew, church of, Kirk-
whelpington, 47

St. Boswell, St. Cuthbert favourite
disciple of, 85; died of the plague,
86; Tweedmouth church dedicated
to, 86

St. Colman withdrew from Lindis-
farne, 86

St. Cuthbert, banner at Flodden, 7, 27,
30, 36, 357; names of persons and
places mentioned in early lives of, 81:
rev. J. L. Low on, 81; MS. lives of,
83; North Shields first spot identified
with, 83; in house of widow Kenswith,
84, 87; vision of assumption of St.
Aidan's soul, 85; favourite disciple
of St. Boswell. 85; hosteller' at
Ripon, 85; retired to banks of
Tweed, 86; conformed to Roman
way of keeping Easter, 86; prior of
Melrose, 86; walked into waves at
Coldingham, 87; sailed down Solway
with Tydi and another monk, 87; on
Farne island, 88; elected bishop of
Hexham, 88; crossed Tweed at
Examford, 89; cured Baldhelm, 89;
lands of Cartmel given to, 89; con-
secrated at York, 89; at Carlisle,
89; grants settlment at 'Bedesfeld' to
some nuns, 90; receives profession
of queen Irminburg, 91; dedicates
church at Easington, North York-
shire, 91; beatification of shepherd
Hadwald, 91;
passed through
Medomsley, 91; received welcome at
South Shields from abbess Verca, 92;
retires to Farne, 92; Gedweardes'
given to church of, 89n; met St.
Herbert, 91

St. Cuthbert, Metrical Life of, 78n
S. Cuthberto, Historia de, 379n
'St. Elene,' gild of, 54n

St. Helens Auckland, see Auckland St.
Helens

St. Herbert, hermit of Derwentwater, 91

St. Hilds chapel, 84

St. John, representation of, 45
St. John Lee communion cup and
paten, 261

St. John's, Weardale (see Weardale St.
Johns)

St. Katharine, Stamford gild of, 55n
Saint Loys gyld and light,' Morpeth
church, 53n

S. Mary, representation of, on cross, 45
Sancta Maria,' inscription on painted

glass, Blanchland, 303

Saint, Joseph, partner in Old Bank, 456 ;
died, 457

'St. Oswin in Tinemouth,' 282
Saltpans, erection of, at Cullercoats, 286
Salzwedel, a Hanse town, 218
Sand, George, Mademoiselle de Quin-
tinie, 125n

Sanderson, Richard Burdon, 376n
Sandhoe, Phillip Hodgson, of 102
Sandyford, 362

Sarwey, general von, visit of, to Roman
Wall, xxii

Satyr upon Women, 110

Saxons in England, 132

Scarbrough, earl of, 103

Scarth, Roman Britain, 444n
Scocesi, la Rotta de, 353
Scottish ffeilde, ballad of, 354
Scotland: kings of, Alexander III., 163;
John de Balliol, 162, 163; William
the Lion, 162, 163, 181; the curse of,
364; Pretender landed in, 452; money
sent to, 452, 454.

Scotland, Celtic, 123n; Pinkerton's
History of, 353n; Tytler's History
of, 9n

Scots, battle array of, at Flodden, 363;
pursuit of, 369

Scott, sir Peter, mayor of Newcastle,
221; Robert, entered in Newcastle
goldsmiths' company, 444; sir Walter,
and battle of Flodden, 31; on lady
Heron, 39; Walter, of Newcastle. 376
Scottish camp at Flodden plundered by
the English, 372; troops at Flodden,
number of, exaggerated, 4; Exche-
quer Accounts, Preface to, by Sheriff
Mackay, 5n

Scroop, Henry, lord, 164
Scrutton On Common Fields, 122n
Scupstol, the, 216

Scythe-chariots in East, 450

Seaham communion cup, etc., 265

Seaton Delaval, 145; ancient farms in,
152

Seaton, North, ancient farms in, 153
Seaton, William, Newcastle, goldsmith,
400

Seatoun, George, silversmith, 260
Sedan, 352
Sedgefield: church, 379; erected by same
man as Nine Altars, Durham, 384;
dedicated to St. Edmund the bishop,
formerly to Virgin, 380; tower,
stateliest in county,' 391; intended
to be crowned with lantern, 392;
ground plan, 395; transepts, 389;
chantries, 394; chantry altars, 389;
carved capitals of nave, 386; early
rectors of, 381, 393; aumbries, 389;
bells, 392, 394, 396; brasses, 390;
cups, communion, 264; effigies, 390;
fairs and markets, 380; font, 394;
furniture, ancient, etc., 393; glass,
painted, 393; grave covers, 396;
manor mill of, 379; paten, 265;
piscinae, 389; rood beam, 390
Seebolim, The Village Community, 122,
130; Villeinage in England, 123
Seehausen, a Hanse town, 218
Seghill, ancient farms in, 152
Selbys of Biddleston, 96

Selby, Robert, of Durham, a physician,
280, 284; Hannah (née Lascelles),
his wite, 280, 281, 289

Selden, 121n

Sellions, 125

Selwyn, sir George, 54

Session, records of Northumberland,
extracts from, 111

'Seven Sisters, The,' 5, 24

Severus, Alexander, 157, 451; Roman
inscriptions of reign of, 160
Sforza archives, 353

Shadwell, vice chancellor, 134
Shaftoe, Edward, 102; John, bequest
to Slaley, 340; captain John, 99,
102; William, 102

Shares, proportion of, held by partners
in Old Bank, Newcastle, 456, 457
Sharp, archdeacon, 187; Robert, silver-
smith, 260; apprentice to Newcastle
goldsmiths' company, 440
Sharperton, ancient farms in, 154
Shaw, Nathaniel, apprentice to New-
castle goldsmiths' company, 438;
member, 425 et seq.

Sheffield, London goldsmiths' company
opposed establishment of assay office
at, 406

Sherburn hospital, Elizabethan com-
munion cup with lettered band at,
254, 263; flagon and paten, 266
Shieldfield rigs, 126n

Sheene, Alice, silversmith, 264
'Shem,' male christian name, 290
Shene, Surrey, body of king James IV.
buried in monastery of, 35